Angus council told the Herald that "while the play has not been banned, it is not being used as a core text this year", adding that "the play is not on the SQA's prescribed reading list, and this year the class has chosen another text to study".
You performed a directed exercise where you were given a core text and asked to find articles that cited it and articles that it cited.
Yet, despite its nuanced view of black family life and insightful take on race relations, Micheaux's film – unlike Griffith's – has failed to establish itself as a core text on national syllabi, suggesting that cinema pedagogy has prioritised aesthetic appreciation over tackling tricky sociological issues.
Since it is not a text editor itself, ICE has to be plugged into other text editors that provide the core text editing functionality.
As I've written already, this list is a personal inventory of some core texts, the books that I believe shaped our imagination and "made us who we are".
But the extent to which the benefits of digital features such as hyperlinked text or embedded videos outweigh the disruptions to reading flow appears to depend greatly on the degree to which such materials genuinely complement the core text, are presented in intuitive ways that readers can easily follow, and mesh with individual readers' preferences and styles.
In the top right corner of the Trinity Core website is a piece of text that says what client version is currently supported.
Other state school systems offer classes in the Bible, but Georgia's law would be the first to require that the Bible be the core text.
Over all, Ferguson calls for a return to traditional education, since "at its core, a civilization is the texts that are taught in its schools, learned by its students and recollected in times of tribulation" — by which he means Great Books, and especially Shakespeare.
Especially confounding is that "The Man Who Loved Children" has failed to become a core text in every women's studies program in the country.
